Monthly Rentals in Kayenta

What a wonderful little home! Tiny but so cute and efficient, and surrounded by such lovely views! Our family of four did just fine in the space and cooked two simple dinners with no problem. We loved sitting outside and gazing at the view, or walking past the fantastic rock formations behind the house and down to the great Twin Rocks Cafe for lunch, or down to the Bluff Historic Fort. Some of us even went running down along the river. The hosts were wonderful, very helpful with tips, and I really appreciated their love and concern for the nature surrounding them. On our trip through the hot and dry country of Arizona, Utah and New Mexico, this was the only Airbnb we stayed in where we could hang our clothes up to dry outside. It was a wonderfully peaceful place to rest in a stunning landscape before continuing our journey.

We didn’t have trouble finding her place as Celia provided detailed instructions. We did the hike to the ridge, which was an amazing view. We ended up not staying the night due to a freeze warning and we were tent camping. Celia was accommodating and I would definitely return if there was better tent camping weather.

We stayed in the Mother Earth Hogan in sight of the most famous portion of monument valley. Roslyn was there in person and spent time with us at our fireside and then made us breakfast and gave us an inspiring and outstanding presentation on Navajo history and culture. I wish I had stayed more than one night - cannot recommend highly enough.

The place is very interesting and beautiful. It's in an Indian reserve and is completely isolated from the city. We found the house very well cared for and very clean, with every comfort available. Communication with Sophia was great. Highly recommended!